Post by Miestrâ Schivâ, UrN on Jul 22, 2019 16:13:35 GMT -6
WHEREAS prior to the most recent Civil Service reforms, the job descriptions of Permanent Secretaries within Ministries were to be set in law;
AND WHEREAS this was abolished as too cumbersome;
AND WHEREAS this means now there is no actual legal definition of what job descriptions actually are, except that they must be published;
AND WHEREAS this opens the possibility of future fights between Minister and PermSec;
BE IT ENACTED by the King, Cosâ and Senäts in Ziu assembled that El Lexhátx C.1.1.2, which currently reads:
1.1.2. Secretaries shall serve as the administrative chief of their respective Offices tasked with the day to day operation of the Office’s work, and/or for any other special role assigned to them when their position is created. Secretaries shall implement Government policy within the bounds of Organic and statutory law, in the manner in which they deem appropriate. The functions of all Offices and the job descriptions of their Permanent Secretaries shall be made publicly available by the relevant Ministry. (52RZ4) (53RZ2)
shall be amended by the addition of the following:
Job descriptions shall be set by the Minister at the time of the appointment of a new Permanent Secretary, and during the time in office of that particular Secretary, may only be changed with the consent of that Secretary.
